Feb 01 2010
Always a lot of build up, and then the day is really nothing like the rest will be, of course. Ease into it, figure things out. Everything is deceptively straightforward and laid back. Or rather, the problems you find aren’t problems you’re equipped to address, so you get to outsource them.
I still wish I worked in a room that had any sort of natural light allowed into it. But I have conned my way into getting a drawer and a desk lamp. I may even get two, because it’s dark back here.
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steveonfilm
February 2, 2010 at 12:10 am (UTC -4) Link to this comment
My department has windows, unfortunately they put offices up on the perimeter and now block any natural light unless someone leaves their door open. Instead, I get to enjoy non-stop florescent light, because that’s healthy!